Yeah for sure. I plan on basically a stock rebuild. As needed.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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A couple water plants would be great, wait, I do see a pot in the water, you getting water plant started ? Looks great by the way
Easily 1500 just in parts without machine work, be prepared. Think TMM has one also he cant get rid of.
Time to hit the showers, go see doc and get this day started, everyone have a great day
Later M2. Chris I would take evey single part they have if you can even stupid brackets got lost years ago.
M2?? We now talking Browning machine guns? This has been a ton of Knob Creek stories this weekend.
we had three mikes here for a while TMM M1, MeMike M2, Scamp Mike M3 was way easier to figure out which one you meant.
M3.2?
M1 checking in. I thought I would check back in. All is well here just busy with Mopar Maxx winding down. I will take rented tables and chairs back this morning and sift through all the money and post the checks to the general ledger then a hour round trip drive to the bank for a deposit. All that might not get done today. The event was a mild success but not without issues but that's another story. Take care everyone. M1 out for now.
Nice to see you here Mike.
Good Morning All! Nothing like a Monday when you worked on the weekend lol!
Don't worry. The brains at the Biznes skool will continue to regurgitate the current paradigms with confidence.
I think the one that applies here is privatize it.
I'm walking around, not sore, no headache, after busting up the nighbors' front yard with a mattoacks and playing 2 hours of volleyball in the dust. That's a good morning.
Buy stuff you want, not to flip. The only people that can consistantly beat the odds on a flip are total shysters and real experts.
Good thing you have room for storage. You can be patient and sit on it til a buyer comes along.
Looks great!
I should have brought this up with you. Are you familiar with Buffalo Arms? Created in 1940. Closed the gun factory in early 1945. They did other war work at other locations. What happened to the name after that is a bit murkier.
My girlfriends dad has geard of Buffalo Arms. Recognizes the name but isn't sure what happened to them.Don't worry. The brains at the Biznes skool will continue to regurgitate the current paradigms with confidence.
I think the one that applies here is privatize it.
I'm walking around, not sore, no headache, after busting up the nighbors' front yard with a mattoacks and playing 2 hours of volleyball in the dust. That's a good morning.
Buy stuff you want, not to flip. The only people that can consistantly beat the odds on a flip are total shysters and real experts.
Good thing you have room for storage. You can be patient and sit on it til a buyer comes along.
Looks great!
I should have brought this up with you. Are you familiar with Buffalo Arms? Created in 1940. Closed the gun factory in early 1945. They did other war work at other locations. What happened to the name after that is a bit murkier.
Unconventional
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Those 331s an 354s always look good in a place like this
241's are cute!
They made air-cooled aircraft guns, mostly, or at least initially for the Brit.
Later they and Marlin were contracted for carbine barrels. Their barrels had a high rejection rate and now have a undeserved lower desirability because of this. Undeserved because rejected barrels were not used - they got reworked.
Buffalo Arms - The Carbine Collector's Club - Page 1
I own a NPM carbine with a turned and unground barrel, rounded muzzle, and marked "Buffalo Arms,...
Here's a BA MG discovered in a cave.
WW2 machine gun recovered from cache in Western Australia - Armament Research Services (ARES)
N.R. Jenzen-Jones Images and information first shared to Facebook (following a Tweet from the Kalbarri Police) by Ross Williamson, a lawyer specialising in firearms law, show a pair of firearms apparently recovered from a cache near Kalbarri, Western Australia (WA). According to Williamson, the...
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Buffalo Arms 1919A4
I guess they made both 1919 and M2s
Also they got an E Award, I beleive for the Cheektowaga plant. Again suggesting a pretty good manufacturing operation.
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Unconventional
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Remember PAW Parts Auto Warehouse?
First time I ever looked at one of their catalogs, late 80s, I was amazed at the large selection of fun parts they had for the early Hemis.
Salvage yard we used to frequent in the desert used those hemis for traffic control in their yard.
Big iron barricades
First time I ever looked at one of their catalogs, late 80s, I was amazed at the large selection of fun parts they had for the early Hemis.
Salvage yard we used to frequent in the desert used those hemis for traffic control in their yard.
Big iron barricades
Oh exactly. It actually brings me to just one Chrysler v8 I haven’t owned… that being the 426 HemiDon't worry. The brains at the Biznes skool will continue to regurgitate the current paradigms with confidence.
I think the one that applies here is privatize it.
I'm walking around, not sore, no headache, after busting up the nighbors' front yard with a mattoacks and playing 2 hours of volleyball in the dust. That's a good morning.
Buy stuff you want, not to flip. The only people that can consistantly beat the odds on a flip are total shysters and real experts.
Good thing you have room for storage. You can be patient and sit on it til a buyer comes along.
Looks great!
I should have brought this up with you. Are you familiar with Buffalo Arms? Created in 1940. Closed the gun factory in early 1945. They did other war work at other locations. What happened to the name after that is a bit murkier.
Morning
Hemis, barrels and koi.... Oh my...
Meanwhile in Philly
Hemis, barrels and koi.... Oh my...
Meanwhile in Philly
Unconventional
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Is that a SigAlert thing?
Just G-maps with the traffic layer turned on.
Can’t help but say this…. GTFO of the cities while you still can
Looks like google maps, traffic layer turned on.
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